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MediaDock Media Servers

...e-sensing fan and an internal auto-ranging Power Supply ensure that your projects stay up and running. Rackmount kit included.

As a full-blown storage solution engineered specifically for Pro Tools and Avid systems, the MediaDock family can't be beat for effectiveness, efficiency and price.

FEATURES
Two bay chassis, supporting new Avid Drive MediaDock shuttles, plus legacy and current Avid MediaDock iS LVD, Avid MediaDock iS 160/LVD, Avid MediaDock iS 320/LVD and DigiDrive MediaDock shuttles
Each bay has its own SCSI bus, each with two 68-pin connectors Front mounted SCSI ID selection switches
Front panel LEDs to monitor power, temperature, and shuttle functions
Variable-speed, temperature-sensing fan
Internal 100-240V AC auto-sensing Power Supply
Includes rackmount kit

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Digidesign-approved Macintosh- or Windows-based Pro Tools system or Avid workstation

AVID Media Servers

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Media Servers

Media servers are a type of software application or computer hardware which are primarily used to store, share and process media files. Media servers can be specialist enterprise class machines that are capable of providing video on demand, or they can just be a simple PC or even attached storage device, although dedicated software and/or machines is used for professional applications. The video processing server, as media servers are often labeled, is becoming steadily more popular in theater, concerts, corporate events, exhibitions and night clubs due to the increasing usage of motion graphics in such events. For this purposes, the image processing system is likely to be a high-spec PC, with a boosted hard drive, graphics system and RAM, together with something like a solid-state hard drive or a RAID system. These media servers serve as a high performance video engine, as they will run software which allows technicians to control and manipulate the media content, such as controlling the playback of the content. In order to do so, media servers will usually included a MIDI or DMX512-A input. A media processing engine is usually able to capture media, using specialist hardware like tuner cards, which can capture broadcasted media from analog signals. Once this media is digitally encoded, it can then be saved onto media servers and then manipulated according to the desires of the technician.